World civ 1 part 2

Ptolemy and Ptolemaic empire are mostly closely associated with

Egypt

Which of the following is not true regarding the Delian league

Establish complete peace and harmony throughout Greece

According to the Ancient Greek history, how often did their Olympic Games occur ?

Every four years

Form of government which delegates represent The interest of various constituents best defined which of the following

Republic

Following the death of Alexander the Great, large territories in Persia, Bactria, and India became most closely associated with which of his generals ?

Selecus

Which of the great philosophers was sentence to death by an anthean jury on charges of corrupting the city's youth?

Socrates

This ancient Greek leader introduced the idea of individual rights protected by law, an important concept which would later be a cornerstone of democracy

Solon

Polis is best defined as

A Greek city state that often became the commercial center of an area

Which of the following represented characteristics of The Ancient Greek city state of Sparta

All of the above

The Parthenon, a temple dedicated to the Ancient Greek Goddess Athena, Is found in which classical city?

Athens

Historians often refer to the age of Alexander the Great and his successors as the _________________ Age- an era when Greek cultural traditions expanded their influence throughout the world

Hellenistic

The classic Greek poems, the Iliad and the odyssey are historically attributed to which Greek writer?

Homer

Which of the following represented prosperous exports for the Ancient Greek economy ?

Olives and grapes

Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle were associated with

Prominent Greek philosophers

Sparta and Athena, The two most important Greek poleis; engage in this fierce conflict from 431- 404 BC

The peloponnesian war

Plebeians are best defined as

The term for the commoners/ lower classes in Ancient Rome

Which of the following was not one of the first colonies established by the Greeks throughout The Mediterranean between the eighth and sixth centuries BC

Tiberius